CM Mohan Yadav bats for BJP's victory in Delhi, says "AAP's misrule" to end

Indore (Madhya Pradesh) [India], February 7 : Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav on Friday expressed confidence that the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) would emerge victorious in the upcoming Delhi Assembly elections.
Speaking to the media in Indore, Yadav asserted that the BJP would continue its winning streak, bringing an end to the decade-long "misrule" in Delhi.
"After BJP's victory in Lok Sabha elections, Haryana, Maharashtra assembly elections, BJP will also win the Delhi assembly elections... Misrule will end in Delhi and BJP will form the government...," Yadav said.
Meanwhile, the counting of votes for this high-stakes political battle will take place tomorrow, with political parties expressing confidence about their strong performance in the largely triangular contest between the ruling Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), and Congress.
All arrangements are in place for the counting process. Voting was held in Delhi on February 5. DCP West Delhi Vichitra Veer spoke about the security measures at the counting centre near Tihar Jail.
"Three-layered security is deployed outside the strong rooms. We have identified the sensitive spots and we are planning flag marches in those areas to give a message that sufficient force is available and we are committed to maintaining peace in the area...There will be some restrictions on the movement of vehicles around the areas of the counting centres," he said.
The exit polls have predicted a comfortable victory for the BJP in the polls, with AAP falling behind and Congress continuing its poor performance. However, AAP leaders have claimed that exit polls have consistently underestimated the party's seat tally. They expressed confidence in the party returning to power.